ℍ oo1 || video

[consequence]

[The video pops on and the girl looking into the feed seems more than just alarmed, she's a bit distressed. She's newly arrived to this place and normally, she might just roll with it. Normally, she might just exit this building and try to figure out what's going on, but instead -- something is definitely wrong. Shockingly wrong and she can't really ignore this one.]

Right, so this whole thing I just got explained to me -- fine, that's ... that's whatever it is, but I need to see a doctor.

Right now - as in, this is not something to wait around about. I'm not bleeding or anything, but I definitely need a doctor.

You're going to have to come to me, because I have no clue where I am right now.

Comments

private (wow i am so sorry with how late this is)

[meliorator]

[Well, she can attempt to understand. After all, Dr. Sung's only ever been human to begin with.]

The castle. [Where everyone eventually leaves, she supposes.] Perhaps flag the attention of anyone around you. They should be able to give you directions or more direct help.

Let me know what you need. I'll manage it for you.

private

[consequence]

Okay.

I met someone, but they just arrived too. I'll find it though, I'll -- I just need to make sure that... [She needs to make sure that they didn't take her baby.]

That it's okay.

private

[meliorator]

[Oh, the bad news Dr. Sung will have to give her...]

Good. [She pauses, trying to see what best to say in order to help things calm down.] What's your name? Tell me a little about yourself, if you'd like, or can. Whatever you're comfortable with.

I'll stay on the line for as long as you'd like me to.

private

[consequence]

I'm Hayley, Hayley Marshall.

[She tries to look around and find where she's meant to go.]

Actually, this'll be easier if I can look instead of trying to talk. If I get lost, I'll message you again, alright?

private

[meliorator]

All right, Hayley.

Contact me when you're ready.

action → forever

[consequence]

[Eventually she gets to the hospital and asks around for Dr. Sung. Someone at the desk points to a woman and Hayley turns around to see her.]

Hi. Are you Dr. Sung? I'm... I'm Hayley.

[meliorator]

[She's been a busy bee, most certainly. Hasn't been around very long herself and yet acts as if she's always been a part of this place, never belonged anywhere else.

Dr. Sung smiles, kindly, nodding.]

Yes, I'm Dr. Sung. It's good to see you well. Was the trip difficult. [Her tone is calm and conversational as she tucks a pen into her front breast pocket.]